The Pekingese dog has a history of four thousand years in China. The Pekingese dog is a well-balanced and compact dog with heavy front and light hindquarters. It has personality and strong expressiveness, and its image resembles a lion. It represents courage, boldness, and self-esteem more than beauty, elegance, or delicacy. Therefore, the Pekingese dog has become one of the most popular companion and ornamental pets in China. Among the ornamental pets owned by citizens, the number of Pekingese dogs has reached a considerable level. proportion, so what is the personality of such a popular Pekingese?

Pekingese dogs are noble and stubborn. They have strong self-esteem and pay attention to maintaining their own image. If the family doesn't respect it enough, it will stay depressed. Of course, in life, Jingba is very friendly and gentle to family members and children. It is very close to family members and may be indifferent to strangers. The Pekingese dog has inherited the proud and aristocratic bloodline of its ancestors, making it more elegant and charming.

The Pekingese dog is very elegant and beautiful in appearance, and its expressions are particularly rich. Pekingese’s ears are droopy. Although they cannot play with their ears as flexibly as other dogs, they can also change their ears when they express their emotions. For example, when a Pekingese is threatened, feels nervous or scared, or dies, their ears will stand up; in addition, when a Pekingese’s ears tilt back, it means that it needs the care of its owner, and parents should stroke and comfort it. it.

The Pekingese is petite in size, but it definitely has a sense of strength. The dog’s bones are strong and muscular. The Pekingese dog looks a bit like a lion, so it is also called a palace poodle. Pekingese dogs have the aristocratic temperament born from birth, but they also have a very brave personality. They have the courage to not back down and are brave in the face of danger and enemies. Pekingese dogs are very loyal and enthusiastic to their owners, but they are also very wary of strangers.